How early can I extend my Non O Marriage Visa before the due date?

Non O Marriage Visa Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Immigration Office Procedures Visa Expiration 90 Day Report

Jul 20, 2024

4 months ago

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Non O Marriage Visa question: how early can I extend my yearly before the due date? Is it like the 90 day report: 7 days before and 7 days after?

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You can typically extend your Non O Marriage Visa between 30 to 45 days before it expires, depending on the specific immigration office you visit. Unlike the 90-day report, there is no grace period for extending your visa after it has expired.

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Rob **********

Depends on your local immigration office most are between 45 and 30 days before, there is no doing it after the expiration date for your visa.

4 months ago

Jan ******************

And 90 days report is formally 15 days before and 7 days after, just as you know.😉

4 months ago

Graham ******

Depends on the Immigration Office but 30 days everywhere and 45 days at some Offices

4 months ago

Stuart *********

No it is not like a 90 day report. Depending on the office you use you may be able to get a year extension of stay 45-30 days prior to your stamp running out. There is no grace period after it’s due.

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Ralph *************

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@Stuart ********

is it a one day process or do I have to wait before the actual stamp in passport just like the first time?

4 months ago

Stuart *********

@Ralph ************

They’ll usually give you a 30 day “under consideration” stamp. When that is near to expiry you go back to get the rest of year stamp.

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Ralph *************

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@Stuart ********

If my expire date is December 10 and I go November 10, I still have to wait till December 10 to get the final stamp? If so what's the point of going early? I'm trying to make travel plans around this.

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What is the earliest date I can apply for a yearly extension on a Non-Immigrant O visa for being married to a Thai citizen?

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